eagle71
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10/30 7:38p
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I`m north and plow with my truck. The stock tires won`t make it in the winter. Any suggestions on a good year round tire with bite for the winter? I looked at Goodyear silent armor but at 800.00 they were a bit pricey.
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Stevens07 
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Truck: 2007 Sierra
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10/30 7:46p
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I`ve always been a big fan of BFG`s but decided to try the Cooper Zeon LTZ`s and so far really like them. They have a nice aggressive looking but great road manors.
So far I`ve got 10,000 miles on them, and they still look new.
Steven
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eagle71
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ufbbc
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Truck: 2004 Silverado
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11/3 7:29p
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Michelin LTX M/S or M/S2`s. You should consider these - look into them. 
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Snowy River
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Truck: 1999 Silverado
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11/4 2:25p
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BFG ATs are a good tire. We drive on the frozen lakes and snowy areas with them and they have great traction.
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silver9969
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11/4 7:16p
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I use Firestone Destination AT and Ive never had a problem I got them for 145.00 a piece. The BFG`s are good too
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Vortec-6000
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Truck: 2004 2500
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11/5 7:21a
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I had Good Year Work Horse Extra Grip that I like on one truck. I tend to like the Firestone/Bridgestone tires right now. The Bridgestone Duravis M724 looks like it would be real good for snow plowing and general use.
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